HPE2-E71 無料問題集「HP Introduction to Selling HPE Products, Solutions, and Services」

（A）It runs optimization, deduplication, and compression as background processes and prioritizes applications.

（B）It provides more DRAM to handle optimization, deduplication, and compression functions.

（C）It dedicates one compute resource to optimization, reserving the other compute resources for applications.

（D）It offloads optimization to HPE SimpliVity Accelerator Card so compute resources can run virtual machines (VMs).

（A）HPE Nimble includes the licensing for the selected virtualization environment such as VMware or Hyper-V.

（B）HPE Nimble helps customers avoid hidden costs with flat support licensing and all-inclusive software.

（C）HPE Nimble is a simple, traditional SAN solution that gives good performance without unnecessary data services.

（D）HPE Nimble uses storage class memory (SCM), which is more cost effective than traditional flash alone.

（E）HPE Nimble imposes less overhead than other storage solutions so customers can get more data on less storage.

（A）MSA provides an enterprise-ready solution for medium-sized companies.

（B）MSA provides a multicloud flash fabric for customer moving to a Hybrid IT environment.

（C）MSA scales up to four arrays, which can be managed as one array.

（D）MSA makes the speed and efficiency of flash affordable for entry-level customers.

（A）IT can choose from a suite of management tools, allowing them to use the tool that is best suited for their IT staff's skill sets.

（B）SimpliVity integrates up to five core data center activities, simplifying IT operations.

（C）A majority of companies using HPE SimpliVity report a dramatic improvement in application performance.

（D）Companies can deploy services and applications more quickly, allowing IT to focus on innovation.

（E）SimpliVity eliminates the need for data center core switches.

（A）A small company that wants to be able to manage its network solution via the cloud.

（B）A small company with 55 users that expects to double in size over the next year.

（C）A small company that has an aging Aruba wireless infrastructure.

（D）A small company that has no IT staff and wants a plug-and-play solution for its 25 users.

（A）SMBs with few IT resources may be considering public cloud solutions.

（B）They think "one size fits all," meaning that vendors offer one server that meets the needs of 90% of SMBs.

（C）A majority of SMBs do not plan to upgrade their infrastructure over the next two years.

（D）They are not very concerned about cyber attacks so security is not a top priority for them.